Cycle the flat Martesana canal path out of Milan
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The Naviglio della Martesana runs from Milan's northeast edge toward the Adda river, and an easy, almost flat path follows it, so a city bike is enough. Along the way you pass Cernusco sul Naviglio, Gorgonzola and Inzago, with bakeries, gelato stops and small parks. Start in the morning, ride as far as you like and turn back, since the whole route is tens of kilometres. Mind the road crossings where the path meets traffic.
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Cycle the flat Martesana canal path out of MilanStarts near Via Melchiorre Gioia, northeast Milan, and follows the canal toward the Adda
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